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... ordered Von Salza to remind you , that you annexed no condition to the arrangement . The busi- ness has not been settled , because the Lombards did not send their messengers in time . A few days after Von Salza's departure they came ...
... ordered Von Salza to remind you , that you annexed no condition to the arrangement . The busi- ness has not been settled , because the Lombards did not send their messengers in time . A few days after Von Salza's departure they came ...
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... ordered out four armies for the Austrian service ; nevertheless , we ourselves march towards Italy on the 11th of July in very great force . Be strong in our service , make use of the body of knights we have sent before us , and give ...
... ordered out four armies for the Austrian service ; nevertheless , we ourselves march towards Italy on the 11th of July in very great force . Be strong in our service , make use of the body of knights we have sent before us , and give ...
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... ordered Eccelin to set free the prisoners , but to detain the rebels . Many Guelfs were released , but I was thrust out at midnight by the Germans , naked and stripped of all . ' This narrative , the experience of one man , gives us ...
... ordered Eccelin to set free the prisoners , but to detain the rebels . Many Guelfs were released , but I was thrust out at midnight by the Germans , naked and stripped of all . ' This narrative , the experience of one man , gives us ...
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... ordered up into the North 10,000 Arabs from Lucera , who halted at Ravenna in order to defend that city from the Lombard League . Faenza had also declared for the Emperor , and was held by Simon Count of Chieti at the head of 500 ...
... ordered up into the North 10,000 Arabs from Lucera , who halted at Ravenna in order to defend that city from the Lombard League . Faenza had also declared for the Emperor , and was held by Simon Count of Chieti at the head of 500 ...
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... ordered the surrender of the Castle of San Bonifazio , which had held out for so long a time against Eccelin . The Emperor strove to reconcile the fiery spirits who surrounded him . Azzo of Este and the other old Guelfs saw with disgust ...
... ordered the surrender of the Castle of San Bonifazio , which had held out for so long a time against Eccelin . The Emperor strove to reconcile the fiery spirits who surrounded him . Azzo of Este and the other old Guelfs saw with disgust ...
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